Lydia and Emily become best friends in grade school by virtue of both being social misfits. Emily was the curve-blowing smart kid, while Lydia was the sleep-in-class and deliver answers cribbed from Peppermint Patty.

DC Comics' Generations Forged is a handsome book. A big book. It's squarebound and demands a ten-dollar premium for the right to own it. And it looks gorgeous, with a Liam Sharp cover. It even looks good on the inside if you flip through the pages to give them a cursory glance.

While it's not known yet if this will be a weekly occurrence, it's a nice way to keep those streaming numbers up. Offering live viewers an opportunity to get additional content, could keep those hardcore fans watching two nights in a row.

The Flash returns to The CW with its seventh season, and -- for the most part -- it's back to firing on all cylinders.

Superman and Lois finally gives Tyler Hoechlin a chance to fully flex his inner Superman.

The universe of Hero Tomorrow comics is a small but very cohesive, tightly-knit one.

I've wanted to like Batwoman. Wanted to from the very launch of the series. But the first season steadily tanked midway through, and this second season hasn't done much to right the ship.

The misguided attempt to turn Vampirella into Supervamp continues with this second issue of Vampirella: The Dark Powers.

Alice (Rachel skarsten) takes the next step in her plan to bring terror to Gotham.

With the second season of Doom Patrol, I was hoping to see the team come together in... well, in any fashion. We learned who they were as individuals in the first season, so now it was time to start actually using these abilities and getting the independent members to work as part of a team.